1965 Pontiac Tempest,lamans Mouldings Complete on 2040-parts.com
Port Charlotte, Florida, United States
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complete set of mouldings stainless finish. front fenders, doors, rear quarters. just took off a stored car 1965 pontiac 2 door. in perfect condition. hard to find items original and in excellent condition. i just raised my price due to this was too low that i was asking for the complete set there is 5 pieces per side of car. this was a collector car that was cloned into a GTO. these are hard to find and worth more per piece. can be buffed and made like new easy. shipping is priced for u.s. only. out of country is by location.
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